A practicing attorney for more than 30 years, Jonathan D. Strum serves as counsel for an academic institution of higher learning in Washington, DC. Outside of his work, Jonathan Strum is a patron of the arts and enjoys attending plays at the Studio Theatre in DC.The Studio Theatre is an intimate venue where patrons have enjoyed contemporary theater for four decades. The theater has been at its current location on 14th and P Street since 1987. The company recently announced that it will expand and upgrade its facilities.The proposed changes will add two adjoining buildings and expand the northeast corner of the current complex’s third floor. The expansion will give Stage 4 enough room for a backstage area, including a green room and a dressing room. The project is expected to be helmed by Hickok Cole, an architecture firm whose previous work includes the International Spy Museum, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and NPR’s DC location in the NoMa neighborhood.
An attorney with extensive international experience, Washington, DC-based Jonathan D. Strum provides counsel in areas that include import/export regulation and foreign investments. In his leisure time, Jonathan Strum enjoys attending local theaters.In addition to Ford's Theatre, which was made infamous by being the location of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, offers the following theaters:1. Constellation Theatre Company. With an eclectic mix of genres, this theater focuses on telling epic stories in an intimate environment and has featured spectacular visuals in its past productions.2. Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. Seeking to break the conventions of live theater, the Woolly Mammoth produces several new experimental productions each year and has earned acclaim as “Washington's most daring theater company” from the New York Times.3. Shakespeare Theatre Company. The area's leader in classical productions, this theater features an array of works by William Shakespeare and original shows inspired by his plays.
